Despite having a dose of the jitters as Tyrone pushed Dublin all the way in the National League Final, bookmaker Gregory Hughes is not afraid to lay decent odds against the Red Hands enjoying glory this summer, writes Kevin Hughes.

Clonoe 0-6 Ardboe 1-6

Brackaville 1-8 Stewartstown 1-14

Killeeshil 0-11 Killyman 1-8

Tyrone camogie representatives were at launch of the Tyrone poc fada at Dungannon District Council offices, with a buffet for all who attended.

St.Patrick’s Academy Dungannon 3-16 St.Patrick’s Cavan 2-15

Derrylaughan 1-9

Ardboe 2-9 Errigal Ciaran 0-12

The Tyrone senior hurlers produced a gritty display to secure an eye catching opening round Rackard Cup victory over Louth, at Carrickmore on Saturday afternoon, writes Geoffrey Gillis.

‘If Niall Morgan was a bar of chocolate, he’d eat himself’ was the headline on the story! Insulting? You may think so, but the sub-heading suggested otherwise: ‘But, as a player, he’s worth every cent of the ticket price’ it said.

Derrylaughan 1-6 Omagh 1-11

Late points from Dean Rock and Jack McCaffrey swept unconvincing Dublin to an agonisingly narrow win over gutsy Tyrone in an intoxicating National League Division One final in Croke Park on Sunday, writes Seamus Donnelly.

The Tyrone senior hurlers will attempt to put a disappointing league campaign behind them this Saturday in Omagh, when they start their Nicky Rackard Cup challenge against Louth, writes Geoffrey Gillis.

It has been a busy couple of weeks for all involved in Tyrone camogie, the county players finding themselves preparing for an All-Ireland league final this week and it will be one of the biggest matches most of the players will ever have experienced.